Multi-Agent Claude Setup
Point it at one and that folder becomes its world. It reads everything in there without you attaching anything, changes what you ask it to change, and uses the programs already on your machine.
You talk to it in ordinary sentences. There is nothing to learn and no commands to memorise.
Open Claude, go to the Code tab, paste this in, and press return. That is the installation. Nothing to download, nothing to unzip, and you never open Terminal.
https://multi-agent-claude-setup.pages.dev/install.mdThen leave it alone. It installs anything this Mac is missing, builds your studio, sets up your private backup, interviews you about your work, and opens your terminal for you. Two moments need you and only two — a macOS window asking to install Apple’s developer tools, and GitHub showing you an eight-character code.
Before you run it
It creates one folder called Studio in your home directory. Everything it installs lives inside it: nothing is scattered around your machine.
It downloads nothing and sends nothing. Everything it needs is already in the file you are downloading, and it installs with the internet off.
It deletes nothing, not even when you uninstall: that renames the folder aside instead.
It starts a history from the first minute, so anything it does can be undone. Including things you approved and later regret.
It installs three guards: one refuses commands that would destroy your work, one refuses to save a password by accident, and one stops two Claude sessions from ever fighting over your browser. You will watch the first one refuse something during setup.
It names its own tabs. Every session labels its terminal tab with what it is working on and whether it needs you: so when you eventually run several at once, you can read them at a glance.
After you download
Two drags and about a minute gets it installed. The rest is optional, and it is where the real difference is.
Five steps, each one saying what happens after you do it. Follow along with the download open. About a minute.
What this actually is, what you can ask it for, how to make it yours, and the one trade worth understanding. Ten minutes.
Everything that separates people who get enormous value out of this from people who quit in week one. Nothing technical, all of it practical.